Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15


riG The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Pc
tomac railroad for Boston, whittier they 60
rs the guests OF Johu A. Andrew Post,
Grand Army Of the Republic, to take plrt
IN the ceremonies incident to the celebrl.
ton OF he anniversary OF the battle Oi
Bunkfr Hill.
TIE MEMBERS WHO WILL co.
The following members OF the camp will
go: Commander 4. l.. Phillips and wife,
FIRST Lieutenant Commander j. W. White,
second Commander Thomas s..
Brandcr. Tbnd Lieutenant Commander j.
W. Mckinney, Adiutant 4. A. Sprzer,
Cfllccr of-thc'Day q. NJ. Badkins. rIea
.uIer J. ". FoiIter, Chaplain -. B0wlcs,
rGcan;.Majcr ID. :. Redford. Color.
Sergeant James IIsnnon, Qu1rtcrm,ster
George Mountcastle, Thomas B0wles,
&. A. BOharDon, ID. a. Brown. Andrew j.
BCuy, Wiliam A. Blankonship, George
Booker Of Hampton. J. j. Barnes, I. j.
Campbell, J. j. Cordle, B. ID. Core, A. l..
Crouch. Il. II. CTuWp, L. NJ. Crump and
daughters, General John Il. Cooke, ID. ;.
Gates, II. &. Chambin, George r. Dcane,
&. l.. Dclarue, W. ". Deanc. &. If. Epps,
+. :. Euhank, A. G.. Evans, j. T. Ellison,
4 . a. Il
louisville, III. ". FurcrOI, j II Grti-h.
W. Il. GaiewOod. l.. ". llorner. j. EDo'e
Johnson, II. VI. Jones, Andrew Krluse. G.
II. Laneford. +. W. Martin, John
X. NOuntcasile and dauch.ers, w. ".
Moses, Marx Mitleldoner, Tboml,
MO>eley, John 4. MeanIey, James McG.aE
aud lady. Otto Morgenslern and lady, G.
j. McAdoo and lady, Past Commander
John Murphy, +. Phillips, John Pirell.
Major Nornqn Y. Randolph, Judge Peek
aud ID. II. Pyles Of Hampton, y. +. Rider.
Thomas Bddick. j. +. Ragland, NJ. /.
RO>endori, T. j. smith. J. Taylor Strltton.
T.. :. Sempe Of Hampton, John Il. Tyrce.
j. w. TbonGS. j. j. Thomas, J. l. Talley,
I. J. White. II. VI. WaltLall aud sister. r.
Whitock. ". Wade. Il. G. Wilson, George
ID. Wise. II. c. Whiting, and A. :. Wallace
Of Hampton.
VIRGINIA FLAG.
The BOstOniaus telet raphcd here for
Virginia state flag to decorate the fremont
House, the visitors Headquarters, and il;
was forwarded.
The Lee Camp DTum.Corps, fourteen in
number, Will accompany the party.
LEE AND FLOURNOY.
Governor Lee and Secretary oi-thc- Com
monwealth II. W. Flournoy were expected
to accompany the Veterans, but the pres
sure Of official business j. such that both Of
them have had to decline with regrets the
invitations extended them.
WILL GO UNIF0EMED.
An informal meeting of the members of
the camp was held al their bail over W..
Carthy & Haynes sto!e, on Broad street
lat night. II was not a rcgullrly call d
session, and no business VAS trans tc'ed, cX
ccpt that those who desired to take
the trip and bad not provided them
selves with tickets were accommodate! in
this particular. An agent was presen TO
>oll ticEd> that thete may be no rush Al the
dCI Ot thi> morning.
All WHO 90 on the trip Will wear the
uniform Of the camp.
The party will 20 to New York directly
by rail; from there to Boston they 20 on
the Falrivor steamers. The tickets,
which costs $40 each. are good for fifteen
days; but il is not expected thlt the camp
as q body will remain away longer than
week or ten days. some few individual
members may come back sooner or remlin
longer. The Veterans anticipate most
delightful trip.